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John Stamos and the California Sound Replace The Beach Boys in EPCOT Eat to the Beat Lineup – In Today's Daily Recap for 10/28/2026

The Beach Boys will no longer perform in the Eat to the Beat concert series at the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival. John Stamos and the California Sound take their place. Hong Kong Disneyland celebrated Skipper Day at Jungle River Cruise, revealing new Cast Member costumes, a Star Skipper Board, and Jungle Navigation Company ... [John Stamos and the California Sound Replace The Beach Boys in EPCOT Eat to the Beat Lineup – In Today]Read more The post John Stamos and the California Sound Replace The Beach Boys in EPCOT Eat to the Beat Lineup – In Today's Daily Recap for 10/28/2026 appeared first on WDW News Today.

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Entangled 2026 Summit Unites Leaders in Quantum Computing, AI and Biotech to Explore What Makes the Next Life Sciences Breakthrough Possible

/PRNewswire/ -- LabCentral, C10 Labs and Innovation Centre Denmark Boston today announced Entangled 2026, a summit taking place November 19 at The Platform in... LabCentral, C10 Labs and Innovation Centre Denmark Boston host cross-sector event to examine how emerging technologies and human collaboration could shape the next wave of scientific discovery CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- LabCentral, C10 Labs and Innovation Centre Denmark Boston today announced Entangled 2026, a summit taking place November 19 at The Platform in Cambridge's Kendall Square. Centered on the question, "What makes the next breakthrough possible?", the event will bring together a set of leaders across artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, biotech and other disciplines to examine how advances in AI and quantum computing, combined with purposeful cross-sector collaboration, can create new…

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Artificial intelligence transforms the workforce, regulations

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Nearly all industries have been impacted by Artificial Intelligence. Goldman Sachs estimates 300 million jobs will be impacted by the emerging technology by 2030. AI is reshaping industries by the day, resulting in jobs being transformed or erased. The changes are bringing a greater need for AI oversight. “People need to understand that there still needs to be human involvement,” Barry Jones, a Vice President at X2X said. X2X is an AI governance company. Jones said there’s not enough oversight AI oversight right now. “Imagine an AI assistant preparing financial reports,” Jones said. “That’s a potentially productive tool. But just imagine if that AI system provided that critical financial information outside of the company’s internal workings.” Before Congress left Capitol Hill for the midterms, several congressmembers made clear where they stood on what role the…

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Elke Sommer, German-born star of ‘A Shot in the Dark’ and ‘The Prize,’ dies at 85

By LINDSEY BAHR, AP Film Writer Elke Sommer, the striking blonde bombshell of German descent who was a mainstay of 1960s Hollywood comedies and espionage movies including “The Prize” and “A Shot in the Dark,” has died. She was 85. With expressive almond eyes and golden locks, often styled high in a beehive, Sommer worked with some of the biggest stars of the time, including Paul Newman in “The Prize,” Peter Sellers in the Pink Panther film “A Shot in the Dark,” James Garner and Dick Van Dyke in “The Art of Love,” Bob Hope in “Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number!” and Dean Martin and Sharon Tate in “The Wrecking Crew.” Sommer was born Elke Schletz in Berlin during World War II, on Nov. 5, 1940, though the family had to evacuate to the south in 1942. Her father, who died when she was 14, was a Protestant pastor. In 1993 she married German hotelier Wolf Walther, who died in July at age 77.…

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